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]]> By: Mavuyuka http://www.gwapito.com/a-cidg-confidential-agents-confession/#comment-943 Mavuyuka Fri, 22 Jun 2007 23:35:19 +0000 http://gwapito.com/?p=49#comment-943 Mr. Confidential Agent of CIDG, one of the problems with law enforcement agencies is the investigative personnel's lowly salary which is not enough to support his family or his lifestyle. This in turn will make the law enforcer resort to illegal means. A confidential agent should not depend on the law enforcement agency and make it his blood line. In the first place, such confidential operatives are not connected with the agency and are well informed that their duty is only to provide intelligence information and not to join or participate in actual law enforcement operation. Confidential agents have no salary. And one government agency I know accepts C.A.s (Confidential Agents) only after conducting a thorough background investigation. Most of its C.A.s are professionals and they don't expect financial gain for their services in the government. They are given firearms and permits to carry firearm ONLY for their personal protection. If you use your C.A. ID or Permit to Carry License in the wrong way, then shame on you. Better surrender your ID and find other decent way to earn money. --------------------------------------------------------------- It was disclosed to me by a relative of mine who entered the Philippine National Police that corruption is so rampant that even Police Applicants experience this during the processing of their application. It was also alleged by someone I know inside the PNP that applicants pay a large sum of money to be admitted in the academy. You may consider this an early training for corruption to future police officers. Mr. Confidential Agent of CIDG, one of the problems with law enforcement agencies is the investigative personnel’s lowly salary which is not enough to support his family or his lifestyle. This in turn will make the law enforcer resort to illegal means. A confidential agent should not depend on the law enforcement agency and make it his blood line. In the first place, such confidential operatives are not connected with the agency and are well informed that their duty is only to provide intelligence information and not to join or participate in actual law enforcement operation. Confidential agents have no salary. And one government agency I know accepts C.A.s (Confidential Agents) only after conducting a thorough background investigation. Most of its C.A.s are professionals and they don’t expect financial gain for their services in the government. They are given firearms and permits to carry firearm ONLY for their personal protection.

If you use your C.A. ID or Permit to Carry License in the wrong way, then shame on you. Better surrender your ID and find other decent way to earn money.
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It was disclosed to me by a relative of mine who entered the Philippine National Police that corruption is so rampant that even Police Applicants experience this during the processing of their application. It was also alleged by someone I know inside the PNP that applicants pay a large sum of money to be admitted in the academy. You may consider this an early training for corruption to future police officers.

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